Sydney: Horsley Park - The Horsley Drive
Horsley Park sits on the Cumberland Plain in western Sydney, New South Wales, where broad transport corridors pass between established suburbs and remnant bushland. The Horsley Drive is an east–west arterial road through this low, gently rolling part of the metropolitan area, while the M7 Westlink forms part of Sydney’s orbital motorway network. Their interchange places Horsley Park within the logistics and commuter belt of the city’s west. Opened in 2005, the M7 created a motorway link between the M2 and M5 corridors; it also meets the M4 farther north. Eucalypt vegetation and large road reserves give this section a distinctly outer-metropolitan character, unlike Sydney’s denser inner districts. The Cumberland Plain, long modified by farming, industry and suburban growth, remains one of the defining landscapes of greater western Sydney.
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